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In your rewarding career as a Chiropractor, you will be working alongside physical therapists, occupational therapists and other healthcare professionals. While working as a Chiropractor, you can expect to fulfill job duties such as assessing patients' medical conditions by performing exams, treat patients through soft tissue manipulation and gentle manual adjustments, provide preventative and diagnostic care, among other things.
Prospective Chiropractors are required to have a Doctor of Chiropractic (DC) degree, which typically takes four years to complete. Before you are able to obtain this degree, you will need an undergraduate education with courses such as physics, chemistry and biology. Your chiropractic education will include classroom work in anatomy, physiology, biology and similar subjects. The breakdown of degrees held by Chiropractors can be found below.
High School Diplomas, Certificates, Masters and Licenses make up the other 16% of Chiropractors' education.
Chiropractors may become certified through programs in other areas, such as orthopedics and pediatrics. Other Chiropractors may choose to earn a Masters degree in something related, such as sports nutrition or rehabilitation.
The growth rate for Chiropractors is currently 7%. On average a Chiropractor makes over $55,000 per year, which is equal to about $26 per hour, but depending on location, a Chiropractor could make over $85,000 per year. Some qualities that a Chiropractor should hold are as follows: empathy, dexterity, attention to detail, decision-making skills and more.
Chiropractors work in the following practice settings:
Some benefits you will get to enjoy while in your career as a Chiropractor include (but are not limited to) job security, working independently, numerous practice settings, a flexible work schedule and more.
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